British minister supports league of nations as peace aim
In the House of Commons Lord Cedric, minister of blockade, backs a postwar league of nations and warns Britain must not abandon alliances. He says no government member supports economic war after the war, while Britain should not forego essential raw materials for ally supply.
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United States
League of Nations
London
Hlouse of Commons
Robert Cet
Germany
Britain
W. Grove
Trial Nears End in Fort Sam Houston Riot Case
Fifteen soldiers of the Two Fourth Infantry at Fort Sam Houston face a court martial over alleged participation in a Houston race riot. Friday saw two defendants testify in their own defense as the defense rested. witnesses for the defense claimed no involvement while several soldiers admitted partial facts.
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Fiouston
Uivon
Uwo
Harry 8. Grier
Moth
John Smith
Louisiana
Smith
Logan
Columbus
Ile
Washington
Lyle
Junior Hranson
Guaed
Ed McKennes
Company 1
Georgit
Yelwren
Hhin Wu
John Mii
Gnard
Div
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Dallanore
Huusian Poilveinda
Taylor
Oon
Junior Branson
Kelly Field to Receive 500 Officers Jan 4
Kelly Field prepares to relieve a shortage by receiving 500 officers from the second training camp and Camp Staley. Commandant Colonel W C Chitty requests four lieutenant colonels seventy majors and sixty captains for the field as it expands into one of the country’s largest concentration points and flying centers. Major Thomas L Crystal of Washington D C tours camps in the Southwest and visits Kelly Field, signaling likely improvements.
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Kelly Feld
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Thomas L. Crystal
Washington, D.C
Kelly Melt
Four injured as two cars overturn in late afternoon crash
Six persons were injured Thursday afternoon when two jitney cars operated by Tuon Caree and A D Jiarrigan overturned to avoid a high speed vehicle. Four men were slightly hurt. M W Geantilon sustained a forearm fracture. Other motorists and passengers received non life threatening injuries. police arrested a driver for careless operation.
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A.D. Jiarrigan
Augusta Street
Ape
van Ness Aheel
Jack J. Netty
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Burley
Hackberry Street
Pritest Roberts
Palmetto Avenue
Tau Caree
M. W. Geantilon
Rolert B. Greeh Memorial Hospital
Martines
T. M. Cole
Tan
T. Faden
Fasteen
St. Mary's Streets
Ane
Food supply warned by minister on wheat deficit
Victor Boret minister of Provisions told the Senate that a deficit of 36,006,000 hundredweight of wheat exists for the next nine months with civilians holding only 607,000 hundredweight. Oats are better but animal feed must be reduced. Sugar ration will drop next month and candy makers and coke workers face shortages. France still has bread relief less than allied nations. Italy relies on wheat imports. Government considers potato measures. production must intensify. Lentz uniforms ad closes.
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Senate
Todates
Victor Boret
France
Italy
Sam
M.ford
Bone Dead in Beaumont Texas at 44
Charles R. Bone longtime Beaumont Chamber of Commerce secretary and former postmaster died suddenly at his home in Beaumont Texas at age 44. He was a prominent Republican figure in the state. He is survived by a widow and one child.
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Bnagmont
Tex
Real Bone
Beaumont Chamber of Commerce
Fire prevention study launched in Texas cotton mills
Texas officials announce a cooperative fire survey to gauge the annual fire rate in cotton mills. State Fire Marshal Wallace Ingligh and the Bureau of Chemistry will jointly investigate, seeking to verify theories about causes and prevention.
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Auslin
Tex
Cotton Sing
Wallace Ingligh
Pelaral
Miller to Hang Fort Worth as Jury Delivers Death Verdict
James Miller known as Jo Jo, a German born international criminal, is sentenced to death after a two day trial in Fort Worth Texas. He killed James Aster Sr and stole $600, with the jury returning the hanging verdict. The case marks a stark debut of the new criminal court record system.
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Fort Worth
Tex
New Criminal Court
Wes
James Miller
James
Aster Sr
Vague family quarrel noted in cryptic dialogue
A mother leaves for errands, returning to a tense scene about Johnny and a perceived insult. The adult voice questions an alleged inside joke while another character dismisses the matter, leaving the pair in unresolved confusion.
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Tomans
Taft
Jolinny
Grover
Tommy
Johnny
Army dispatch from Teague Island camp notes abduction
A garbled wartime dispatch reports Frank Montague with United States Marines at Teague Island camp is abducted. The message claims the abduction occurred, with vague details and phrases about a damaged communication and shipwatching activities.
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